Sentence examples for temptation to start a from inspiring English sources

As Nicola Sturgeon came to London to argue last week, in a powerful speech for the Resolution Foundation, without shared European standards on minimum holidays, maximum hours and temporary contracts, every state would face a temptation to start a race to the bottom.

It is difficult to resist the temptation to start a company overcoming the many obstacles on the road to autonomous cars.

Avoid the temptation to start a villain from one of the deadly sins.

As he has grown, he has resisted the temptation to start hiring a large crew.

But in a report for the Campaign to Protect Rural England, Willis warned that the "lure of the new" and the temptation to start with a "blank slate" would deflect attention from renovating older homes in which most people will continue to live.

That is why he has kept so quiet during an eventful August and why, despite the encouragement of his admirers, he will resist the temptation to start explaining what a Brown administration would look like.The chancellor's more naive supporters yearn for him to demonstrate the ways in which he will differ from Mr Blair.

Some of my colleagues last Tuesday thought that Miliband was a little too "Blairish", and when "faith" came up, there was a temptation to start counting the spoons.

So there's always a temptation to start catering for those less centrist elements".

When I got over the temptation to start my first sentence with "We all know there were a lot of rapes and massacres in Iraq," I pulled no punches, despite the host saying I had written the book to make money.

Resisting the temptation to start anything that requires fired-up thinking processes, such as trying to solve a work problem at 11pm at night.

The temptation to start singing might be too great.